2021 Adult ADHD Resources
These 2021 adult ADHD resources are gathered here for the following age ranges:
- college-age adults
- working-age adults
- seniors/retirees
These are ADHD resources you may find useful, some of which have been featured in our monthly “Positive Steps” newsletter.
Adult (General)
How to Ace Your Job Interview: An ADHD Primer
Neha Kash, ADDitude Magazine, Updated October 26, 2021
Coping with Loneliness When Your Spouse Has ADHD
Erica Cirino, Medically reviewed by Jacquelyn Johnson, PsyD, May 20, 2021
The Effects of Adult ADHD on Relationships
Vicki T. Hyatt, Medically reviewed by Timothy J. Legg, PhD, CRNP, Healthline, Updated on July 23, 2018
Edge Foundation, Edge Foundation Newsletter, October 21, 2021
Adult ADHD and Impulsivity – It is much more than ready-fire-aim.
Russell Ramsay, PhD, ABPP, Rethinking Adult ADHD, Psychology Today, Reviewed by Lybi Ma, July 1, 2021
Edge Foundation Newsletter, October 3, 2021
6 strengths and benefits of ADHD
Zia Sherrell, MPH, Medically reviewed by Jacquelyn Johnson, PsyD, Medical News Today Newsletter, July 20, 2021
Women with ADHD: No More Suffering in Silence
Ellen Littman, PhD, ADDitude Magazine, Updated June 4, 2021
Jacqueline Sinfield, Untapped Brilliance Blog, May 21, 2021
College
Your Next Steps | College and Career Prep for Young Adults with ADHD
Jodi Sleeper-Triplet, MCC, SCAC, CHADD Webinar, Originally Aired March 3, 2021
Yes, You Can Get ADHD Accommodations In College
Susan Yellin, ESQ., ADDitude Magazine, Updated March 6, 2020
Working-Age
Carl Sherman, PhD, ADDitude Magazine, Updated January 31, 2020
Seniors
Adults with ADHD Are Happier & More Satisfied After 60 (Despite Their Messy Closets)
Linda Roggli, PCC, ADDitude Magazine, Updated November 6, 2020
Linda Roggli, PCC, ADDitude Magazine, Updated November 6, 2020
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